The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 6, 1930, Page 3

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1930 3 % Welch, Finney’: store, Fleck | story in itself, and if $. i “ e fl 1 ‘ S*RACE MEET SUCCESS |stssstiesicmoars.. ° sors 1 tel, and contains some ot] A of C, Committees | pion crrurred. winders vere Former N.D, Woman | ‘et of hs lanciora, and then taken | Heat Wave Predicted Gamble-Robinson company, Guss- | animal hunting. ini the fl i 4 * , his own life. ners, M. B. Gilman company, G. P.| fee! For Training Camp SE ee Geet an crean| vanes Gopher Views) sodies of the man end gir were} By New York Turtles } . Eat shop. CAPITOL THEATRE Named by D: lips’ body were found $00 yards away. found late yesterday side by side be- THIS YEAR ASSURED Hall's Drug store, Hedahl Motor| “The Cuckoos,” opening Monday at y Directors} us were found 300 yards away.| 41.5 a. R, Hugg, who says she isa|ncath a bianket at the edge of aj Middicton, N. Y¥., June 6.—(P)— * 4 ey | former resident of this country, hi voodla: I company, Hoskins-Meyer, Harris and |the Capitol theatre, offers a new) rhe directors of the Association of California Plans to | weiteen ‘arey 2, Gunite Trem ee | Yarra Clouss's thuteb aull was en tie | oe oproce ceoenee eee eee mrechere’ bAiey, A. Hughes, Hughes epee Ranger daclapial nb? mu"! Commerce took up phases of the Urge Ancient Claim {new home in Shamrock, Texas, that | tee at pyrirgcntiers ne bt night of heat hereabouts. They have Br Tadeenitingal Gariebthe .Sotbphiy, \combay type. rhs oatoedy, < ieee training camp at Fort Lincoln at this fa AIMS | she would like a set of pictures of | rowed from Marjorie’s father a week been laying eggs. which, the ‘wise Independent Cab company, Ingsted|note and is featured above | week's meeting and appointed com- | Sophers in their native haunts. She| ago. They had been dead several|ones say, means they expect enough garage. and dancing. : singing |mittees to handle the organization’s| Sacramento, June 6.—(#)—Forgot- | wants to know where to get some, as, days. warattt to hatch thera. i sd Jarrell Hardware company. Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey, activities in connection with the|ten for nearly three score years, | souvenirs of the days when the little he S alt. es Commercial Community Takes| F. 4. Knowles, E.-B. Klein, famous funmakers of “Rio Rita,” are | MP. June 16 to July 15. claims of the state against the fed- | rodents looked cute to her. i Over Burden of Finance to Lucas company, A. P. Lenhart,|headlined. Jobyna Howland, six-foot As a house committee Mrs. G. Ol-| eral government aggregating $6,000,-; The matter has been referred to rd - Herman Laskin, comedienne of Broadway fame, was gierson, Mrs. Carl E. Knudtson and! 000 are being revived and efforts Russell Reid, the local naturalist, and Cover Any Deficit ‘Montgomery Ward, Main Tire com- | brought from New York especially for Mrs. C. B. Whittey were named. made to collect the money. J P. McCarthy, wild life fan. pany, Dr. T. M. MacLachlan, Mel-|the picture. Mitchell Lewis, as a/ A transportation committee was | The claims cover funds advanced, SEEEEEEEEEeee” | ville Electric company, Malm Service | gypsy chief instills drama into the | 2PPointed, consisting of Col. Frayne | through sale of bonds, for recruiting ‘Reds’ and Fascists Bismarck business men. and bust-| company, Murphy Insurance com- | plot with his diabolical plans, which | Beker, M. H. Atkinson, H. J. Dueme-| and paying troops during the Civil xe ry ° F ness houses are expanding the June | pany. sm | are folled by the antics of Wheeler | d+ Paul Wachter and M. J. Cars. | war. Fighting in Germany }} Tace meet, inaugurated here in 1928] North Dakota Power and Light ) and Woolsey. iene ee = ; by Mrs. C. K. Bryan, into a perma- | company. Director Paul Sloane man} ‘ i i yermany. | / nent feature this year. Provident Life company, Peterson | heautiful sets AMuill, weale Picturey Finances will be handled by W. S.| Old Spanish Custom (ao RuscinUe autd couimUnieta te vedi | 7 ‘Almost unanimously they have got | Brothers, J. C. Penney company. dancing chorus gracefully "proceeds | vers. Dr. H. A. Brandes and Otto; Held Cause of Earache (ca socialists ‘Reichsbanner meeting | 4 behind ihe affair with guarantee | Quick ‘Print, Quanrud, Brink and through intricate ensembles, Dorothy | Bowman. | here last night. resulting in a tree | e pos- | Rei . Lee executes clever specialty dances - i Paso, ‘. Ph ay | vhi irty per- aillliy of, financial embarraseenent | “Toor and Strauss, ©. W. Roberts,| aod Marmuerita redule sings coloerul (Colorado, Man Dies | crs; Tes, June 5a ctt may | cons were injured. One man fell deed for ne plucky horsewoman who, | Alex. Rosen and Brothers, Richmond's | gypsy songs. Thruout all, however, In D: n mit BI | sek emains to Pay euitake. Vitter ; from excitement, Pore at i a single-handed, has carried ‘t through | Bootery, R-T grocery, Rose Shop, | comedy predominates. ynamite ast) the window of a chosen one but it is aaa gaa | HOMA, 2 ) two years. Rawlings and Towne. In virtually every scene -Wheeler ‘ i A rer THE PERFECT o oe i pik de? meet is on such a scale that; Speaks grocery, Stacy Bismarck| and Woolsey are. active with their/ Denver; Colo., June 6—()—Park hac Seken cactoms “tne Rio Jury to Write Finis Hops Mau Wh Ct C it involves @ large outlay of expense. | company, Sarah Gold shop, Super Six | clowning antics and wise-cracks. Hill, a fashionable Denver residence | Grande river from El Paso. To Minnesota Tragedy | EXTRACT” ' ,__ Mrs. Bryan's aim has ben to devolop | Sales company, Sweet Shor, Service) June Clyd>, as the niece of the district, was rocked by explosion of| Aranda today asked the Juarez po- H "on Poon puRPOseS OM “ we tke tage o tier rire Drug store, Stair Motor company. |wealthy Jobyna Howland, is kid-|a case of dynamite last night which| lice chief to halt the activities of 2! Rochester, Mich, June 6—(2)\—A | Qranerannnnnenneett sk an User/ yt ismarck. She has} James Trimble. napped ~by gypsies. Hugh Trevor | also took the life of Dennis J. Phil-| truck load of amorous young men| coroner's inquest today was expected 5 5 ; r gone into the big circuits to bring! &, H. L. Vesperman. plays her sweetheart. Wheeler and | lips, 23, ve 5 y ‘i ‘cial fi . | Px here the best pacing and trotting| Oscar H. Will and company, Wach-| Woolsey appear as fortune tellers Garo, cad Le rea Rightly, on sevetiading “expeditions: ne bd HK aobee epte Secs | ISMA 1 \ ar hs 1 J, talent in the mid and northwestern | ter Transfer company, Webb Brothers, | who use their psychic powers to locate | "Philips was ea route in his aute-| “Their music gives_me earache,”| 4, farm HUe inde civeneneaties: BISMARCK GROCERY CO. » with carnival features Western Baking company. the “gal.” Their efforts along this| mobile to a mountain homesite to|‘Aranda complained. He was promis-| tion and of disordered mind te a Bismarck, North Dakota to make it almost a county fair. The com line are the word in comedy. x= ery B, result was last year that she was cut Yellow Cab pal Jast word in y dispose of the dynamite when the ex-| ed relief. Marjorie Clemons, 13-year-old daugh- of pocket. SL Realizing the value to the city of | AT THE MOVIES | Suggest Change at the meet, the business men got to- Augustana College gether through the Association of — MEE + Commerce, last winter, and decided PARAMOUNT THEATRE ‘ aran' against. Rock Island, Ill, June 6.—(?)}— pod catered ae Petelheds pedir India has always been a vast store-| Complete separation of “the Theolege cit; vanene fi igs The . house of ungussed riches. Its people|ical Seminary from the Augustana pend Paylios rasmantincie Teepitie to were desperately poor, its rulers rich | College and Theological Seminary of * « the suggestion. - beyond the dreams of occidentals.|Rock Island, and investigation of the ¥ Every petty ruler vied with the others/teasibility of moving the divinity a Supervise and Advise in ostentation and display. Every year Under the Association of Commerce | q definite percentage of all the gold school to another city will be recom- plan there is no money advanced on ne mended by the synodical council of The meet, but if its receipts should | 204 silver. and of all the Drecous ithe Lutheran Augustana synod to fail to suffice to meet its expense, the | tne treasuries of these East Indian the synod’s 70th annual convention, guarantees will be drawn on pro rata | notentates and disappears from circu- delegates were informed today. to cover the deficit. lation, so far as the rest of the world! Chicago, St. Paul and Minneapolis Mrs. Bryan is the directing genius | crows, are mentioned as more logical loca- of the event under this plan, but in fe a » {tions for the seminary. all phases involving financing she is|, The story of “The Green Goddess, tacalcioaeaiaateonin \ under the supervision of the business | the second of George Arliss’ all-talk- AIR TOUR TO CLOSE men’s committee and has their ad-|ing Vitaphone pictures for Warner} winot, N. D., June 6—(?)—Entries vice and cooperation. They pass on| Bros., is laid in the kingdom of Rukh,| tor the proposed North Dakota air all that she does, will be in charge} Wild and unknown principality in) tour, schedued for June 22 to 29, will , Of all the departments of the meet, | Northern India near the mysterious! close June 15. Ten planes have al- }y* and will handle the income and audit | Country of Tibet. Here an English trio,| ready been entered, with a number her accounts, If the races prove a | Wrecked in an airplane, are the guests | of others expected. ZY tinancial success, not a cent will be | Of an East Indian prince who masks required of them, and, as said, if| Under a polished English exterior all THEATRE Na » there is a deficit, they will make it| the hatred of his race for the white up out of their guarantees. oppressors. ‘Under this arrangement, the old|_ It is a melodramatic story which policy of bringing the best in racing | Mr. Arliss made a great stage success. horseflesh here has been continued | The settings for the new version of this year. The best stables of the | “The Green Goddess” were prepared midwest have been drawn on, this | With careful attention to authentic de- being possible as the meet is set for tails, and have seldom been equaled the pre-circuit season in the central | in elaborate and expensive construc- tio, ALLTALKI | ‘ See ra cauon (racers twa ony iene “The Green Goddess” was one of ROMANCE iN ce George Arliss’ greatest stage plays. thelr season appearance. es, Too _| For the Vitaphone version » featured In addition, a splendid program of | C@st_was assembled, ae oes carnival entertainment has been pro-| Warner, Alice Joyce, Ralph Forbes, vided, to be given in part in separate | Nigel de Brulier, Betty Boyd, Ivan shows and in part in arena acts be- ee Reggie Sheffield, and David cs fore the stand. These features | Tearle. will make « penne atieriants anit Another very interesting subject on grounds, southeast of the city, partic- | Saturday's program will be hea ularly interesting. The tract and its|Ctte titled “Hunting Wild Animals track are in splendid shape for the | !ndia.” This subject is in three epi meet, June 18, 19, 20 and 21, and with | S0des, an ree See tea labios the business men identified with the Cie = ong a crtedes arene races this year, the sponsors are opti- | Zach episode is, however, a complet mistic that a very successful carnival of speed will reward the preparations. BEE Gel Pee the D.B.C. GIRLS IN z company. tne Aang a Tire shop, =| ~ PUBLIC OFFICES P. Allen. — Senet Toaean peat The -Minnesota Rural Credit 4 nd Tiedman, Bonny's cafe, Bis- pas ay ses Alvilda ‘marck Implement company, Bowman | Larson, a graduate of Dakota Bus- Furniture company, Burg company,| iness College, Fargo, as office wo- Bismarck Tribune, /ismarck Motor] man. Josephine Damhoff, Dakota- company, Bismarck Cloak shop,| trained, has gone to the Census Quality UNI Bridgeman-Russell, Bismarck Paint and Glass company. 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